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6-Mar-24 11:57am
#1 DarkFact
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iPhone 12 Boost Mobile Locked (Original Owner, Still Has Warranty) $180. It's in overall nice shape, some body wear from when I was dying on the sidewalk but otherwise good shape. Comes with case, charger, cable and original box. Phone is less than a year old, still has manufacturer limited warranty until October. Needs two years of service use on Boost network to become network unlocked. More pictures and details here. Phone will be reset before selling, 64GB, Black, 100% Battery Health.
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#1 DarkFact
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iPhone 12 Boost Mobile Locked (Original Owner, Still Has Warranty) $180. It's in overall nice shape, some body wear from when I was dying on the sidewalk but otherwise good shape. Comes with case, charger, cable and original box. Phone is less than a year old, still has manufacturer limited warranty until October. Needs two years of service use on Boost network to become network unlocked. More pictures and details here. Phone will be reset before selling, 64GB, Black, 100% Battery Health.
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7-Mar-24 3:56pm
#2 DarkFact
Throw in another 35 and I'll toss in some Airpods Gen2 in good shape, I'll even clean em up
#2 DarkFact
Throw in another 35 and I'll toss in some Airpods Gen2 in good shape, I'll even clean em up
7-Mar-24 9:45pm
#4 PizzaTheHutt
DarkFact wrote:
It's in overall nice shape, some body wear from when I was dying on the sidewalk
I wanna hear more details about this.
#4 PizzaTheHutt
DarkFact wrote:
It's in overall nice shape, some body wear from when I was dying on the sidewalk
I wanna hear more details about this.
8-Mar-24 8:17am
#5 DarkFact
Oh, it's sorta boring story but I had nasal surgery due to nasal polyps (that they didn't get to fully remove, apparently I'm a gusher and didn't know it) had me recovering from surgery for a couple weeks and I decided (Indiana, 25 degree weather) that I was good enough to start walking to work a week after surgery. Got about ten minutes into the walk, sneezed, and immediately started having a waterfall nose bleed that wouldn't stop. Called an ambulance in between choking on my own blood flow, it slowed down by the time the fire truck and ambulance got to me.
Declined a ride to the hospital, I called in to work and walked home and relaxed for about an hour, coughed and then the nosebleed started again worse than it was before, so I quickly gathered my stuff into my pockets and locked the door behind me to bleed out on my porch steps waiting for the ambulance to come back. I think it happened (the body wear, cracked the original screen protector too but the screen itself was fine obviously) before the ambulance got to me the second time. I went to the hospital the second time. EMT thought I was a gunshot wound victim when she walked up to me the second time, my arms were caked in blood crust, red bloom all over my shirt and a huge pool on the steps. Somehow I hadn't lost enough blood to require getting any once I got to the hospital. Clearly I survived the experience.
Lots of weird side effects and complications from the nasal surgery but I coulda come out worse and I'm pretty much back to normal and breathing better overall, can use my CPAP again. I can almost feel the palate of my mouth again, and it's only been a month!
#5 DarkFact
Oh, it's sorta boring story but I had nasal surgery due to nasal polyps (that they didn't get to fully remove, apparently I'm a gusher and didn't know it) had me recovering from surgery for a couple weeks and I decided (Indiana, 25 degree weather) that I was good enough to start walking to work a week after surgery. Got about ten minutes into the walk, sneezed, and immediately started having a waterfall nose bleed that wouldn't stop. Called an ambulance in between choking on my own blood flow, it slowed down by the time the fire truck and ambulance got to me.
Declined a ride to the hospital, I called in to work and walked home and relaxed for about an hour, coughed and then the nosebleed started again worse than it was before, so I quickly gathered my stuff into my pockets and locked the door behind me to bleed out on my porch steps waiting for the ambulance to come back. I think it happened (the body wear, cracked the original screen protector too but the screen itself was fine obviously) before the ambulance got to me the second time. I went to the hospital the second time. EMT thought I was a gunshot wound victim when she walked up to me the second time, my arms were caked in blood crust, red bloom all over my shirt and a huge pool on the steps. Somehow I hadn't lost enough blood to require getting any once I got to the hospital. Clearly I survived the experience.
Lots of weird side effects and complications from the nasal surgery but I coulda come out worse and I'm pretty much back to normal and breathing better overall, can use my CPAP again. I can almost feel the palate of my mouth again, and it's only been a month!
12-Mar-24 2:20pm
#7 Jeff
DarkFact wrote:
Oh, it's sorta boring story but I had nasal surgery due to nasal polyps (that they didn't get to fully remove, apparently I'm a gusher and didn't know it) had me recovering from surgery for a couple weeks and I decided (Indiana, 25 degree weather) that I was good enough to start walking to work a week after surgery. Got about ten minutes into the walk, sneezed, and immediately started having a waterfall nose bleed that wouldn't stop. Called an ambulance in between choking on my own blood flow, it slowed down by the time the fire truck and ambulance got to me. Declined a ride to the hospital, I called in to work and walked home and relaxed for about an hour, coughed and then the nosebleed started again worse than it was before, so I quickly gathered my stuff into my pockets and locked the door behind me to bleed out on my porch steps waiting for the ambulance to come back. I think it happened (the body wear, cracked the original screen protector too but the screen itself was fine obviously) before the ambulance got to me the second time. I went to the hospital the second time. EMT thought I was a gunshot wound victim when she walked up to me the second time, my arms were caked in blood crust, red bloom all over my shirt and a huge pool on the steps. Somehow I hadn't lost enough blood to require getting any once I got to the hospital. Clearly I survived the experience. Lots of weird side effects and complications from the nasal surgery but I coulda come out worse and I'm pretty much back to normal and breathing better overall, can use my CPAP again. I can almost feel the palate of my mouth again, and it's only been a month!
Glad to hear you're doing much better!!
#7 Jeff
DarkFact wrote:
Oh, it's sorta boring story but I had nasal surgery due to nasal polyps (that they didn't get to fully remove, apparently I'm a gusher and didn't know it) had me recovering from surgery for a couple weeks and I decided (Indiana, 25 degree weather) that I was good enough to start walking to work a week after surgery. Got about ten minutes into the walk, sneezed, and immediately started having a waterfall nose bleed that wouldn't stop. Called an ambulance in between choking on my own blood flow, it slowed down by the time the fire truck and ambulance got to me. Declined a ride to the hospital, I called in to work and walked home and relaxed for about an hour, coughed and then the nosebleed started again worse than it was before, so I quickly gathered my stuff into my pockets and locked the door behind me to bleed out on my porch steps waiting for the ambulance to come back. I think it happened (the body wear, cracked the original screen protector too but the screen itself was fine obviously) before the ambulance got to me the second time. I went to the hospital the second time. EMT thought I was a gunshot wound victim when she walked up to me the second time, my arms were caked in blood crust, red bloom all over my shirt and a huge pool on the steps. Somehow I hadn't lost enough blood to require getting any once I got to the hospital. Clearly I survived the experience. Lots of weird side effects and complications from the nasal surgery but I coulda come out worse and I'm pretty much back to normal and breathing better overall, can use my CPAP again. I can almost feel the palate of my mouth again, and it's only been a month!
Glad to hear you're doing much better!!
Guys, I'm only here for two things. Read books, and make money. NO DRAMA.